CSKA Sofia fined $20,000 over swastika banner


SOFIA (Reuters) - CSKA Sofia have been fined 37,500 levs (13,720 pounds) after fans displayed a banner showing a swastika during this week's 1-0 home league defeat by city rivals Lokomotiv, the Bulgarian Football Union said on Friday.

CSKA's Portuguese winger Tony Silva, who was once on Liverpool's books, also said that he was the victim of racial abuse from his own supporters in Monday's game.

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